I
say "potatoe" you say "patatoe", let's call the whole thing off!... :)
What one likes another hates. I know a woman who loves dry scholar books, another likes to read complete and utter nonsense. I also know a dyslexic writer who won't stop writing even though people tell her to stop (and I encourage her to get an editor to help her but to keep writing because that's what she wants to do). But I agree with the type of writing that can't be fixed is the non-writing.
What one likes another hates. I know a woman who loves dry scholar books, another likes to read complete and utter nonsense. I also know a dyslexic writer who won't stop writing even though people tell her to stop (and I encourage her to get an editor to help her but to keep writing because that's what she wants to do). But I agree with the type of writing that can't be fixed is the non-writing.
Complain
about bad writing all you want--everybody's got a belly button, and
many people want to show it off. If you force yourself to look and don't
like what you see, perhaps you need a vacation. We all started
somewhere and though a "bad" MS got published and you might think it
only good for the burn pile, those writers got a taste of publishing and
they either quit or learned how to get better. Because if you want to
keep writing, you need an audience. If you have an audience, you're
doing something right.
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